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misssry ard other stores asPenisdAh and
kohjl Ssisb. oa she northern borders
AfcbRnistan.
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~ the company on the ground thai the
Den o~e much more 20 the company
than IL due theD. There is iittle doubt
thai the present exposure viii lead 70
others On the road Sorns Of ihsse are
on the Pennsylvania Campany's sys-
tenn, and some on the Baltimore and
Ohio. IL 10 said tAat the stealing on
these other roads Vas not confined 10
box freiRhL Through the aid sf team
sters and ethers. large quantities Of pig
iron and manufacturing irsu and steel
have been stolen from the ears IN
Pittssurg and in several ether cities not
far away. These casss viii be worked
NJ soon,
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BrRI1x April I2.-PiBeo Bismarck
lsil B.Tiin tsday for Ffisarieasnh-
Borders 81 Afxhantsfan
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LoSpsE, AfTi AL; = reported thai
the Rassiszs kse eoiieciaa iarRs esn
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SAN FBAscIsoO, April 12.-Itslian
fishermen found a small sailing boat on
Lime Point yesterday, and IN II we're
evidences that it bad been occupied BY
several persons. An investigation dis.
closed that the boat belonged to JOHN
d. Doyley, young oanvasser Of this
city, Who went out in the boat on Sun
day afternoon at 2 o'clock with thFes
companions. whose nsmes could not be
learned. As Doyley has not beea seen
since, be and his companions are sup
posed to have been drowned. 10 is
stated that be has rich uncle, Captain
Doyley. in San jose.
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ST. PKTERsBURo. April 12.-The new
passport tax Law will become operative
on April 18th, old style. The Russians
returning after that date with passports
that hsve expired will be charged ae-
oordina 10 the new scale. A tax OF
seven roubles will be charged on all
merchantmen entering Black Sea ports.
The crown daes at OonssAdt will be one
kopek per last for sailing vessels and
two kopeks per last for steamers.
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work OF the Prairie Fire.

ATcHIsoN (Kss.), April IA special
TO the Champion says: The reports con
ceFninR the destruction Of life and
property caused by the great prairie fire
that swept over the eastern portion OF
Norton and Graham counties On Satur
| day last are vet meaoer and unsatisfac
tory, but enough is known to appalf the
stoutest hearts. The FIRE started in
Graham county. The wind. which vas
blowing at the time, carried the flames
over and throaRh the dry grass viii
| friohtful speed. General destruction
coRtinued near Roscoe, In Graham ooaR'
| ty, where the fire spread for fully tVt
and a half miles IN width, and as tbs
wind carried IL north il kept constantly
spreading until IL was seven miles vide
where it crossed the North Fork Of Sal
men river, three miles east OF Dinsmore
A few houses we're burned, and every
stable, with stacks Of hay and cribs o.
grain, was burned, leaving hundreds o
farmers almost destitute. IL IL pitifu
TO pass over the burned districts anC
see the thousands OF burned chickeni
and turkeys and Hundreds Of hogs. will
occasional horses and numerous cattle
AImost every farmer lost from fifty 10
hundred bushels Of corn, besides small
grain. Il is definitely known that from
thirteen to sixteen lives we're los
in the too counties. but the names ar
not learned. Four children perished Il
one family. How the hFe extendeS
north from Salmon 10 not knswn, bn
IL must have travelled q long distance
At the same time another fire swep
down the South Fork Of Salmon. sweep
ing everything in it, path and baFninI
six persons 10 death. father, moths
and four children and q large numbe
Of cattle, horses. hogs and poultry. IL
one instance q woman prematurely CAV
birth TO q child when the IRE vas dis
covered approaching. Her husband
toak her in bis arms and started TO
the pleRed ground, bat before b
reached it the woman's clstbioR Uas ol
Ere. He succeeded in putting It on
aud saving her life. Tue babe, lee
than an hour old, vas, With the otae
members Of the family saved, bnI th
house and other property on the farm
weFe destroyed. Hundreds Of narro'
escapes could be added. Saturday va
q friRhful day. one long 10 Be reAsm
bsred bV Grahsm county. Genera
rains have fallen TODAY in Western Kan
sas and hopes are entertained that the
viii advance eastuA ard.
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Much FeeIIng In winnipeg.

WNNPEs, April i2.-There Is much
feeling here over a semi-official an.
nouncsment that the Dominion Govern
msnt will not sllov the construction Of
another rUad to Winnipeg. Even solid
citizens talk Of going out 10 build the
ruad st the psint Of the bayOnet.
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Election In California.


sAS PKDRo. April II The schooner
Mabel Gray has jast arrived. three and
a half days from Humboldt. She re-
ports feaFfal rough weather all the way.
Wnen OF Point Sur she sighted the
schooner Joshua GFindley water logged
and unmsnageabls. With dithe8ity shs
rescued the entire crsU and bfOught
them 20 San Pedro all veil.
Attorney Holmes on the Irish Ques-
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First Assistant Postmaster General
stsvens-n = eonhaed 20 his bed By an
iutenssiy psinfni abesss whieh has
formed ID his rzht ear. While be is
ros ooa "a rel Seriously ~, bis suaef-
m . exif ne ard nufsmittinE.
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WssHrN8rox. AHrl 12.-Dr. J. ".
Il saman. u The Amsrean Bureau Of
EtbnoloaV. has been named BY the
King Of PortnRs Is Chsvalisr Of the
order OF St. Jsmss, one ~ the most
aa.ient orders Of GhFissendOm-
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FoET GIssOS II. IT,. April l2.-Blaine
after eating . good supper Of bread and
milk last evening passed 3 quiet aight.
THIS morning be vas still improving.
An examination Of one Of his lungs By
the post surgeon showed thai the in
nammation was subsiding and there hAs
been no fever since sunday. TIE doc
tor states that With the weather in its
present condition and his appetite as IL
now i, be will be well enoagh TO travel
in few days.
81. LoUIs. April PA dispatch from
Post Surgeon, Byrne. at Fort Gibson.
received here this evening, reads as
follows: -Mr. Blaine is getting well in
all respects. He is stronger and hss q
good appetite. Rhere IL no fsveF or
other unfAvorable symptoms.
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ONLY FIFTY MEMBERS
OF the House of Com mons
Attended Last Nights
Meeting.
Russia's New Passp art
Tax Law Becoming
Operative.
Expression of a Canadian at a
Banquet in Montreal.
Settlement Of the Afghan Question
Conflict Of the DateA-Mueh Feel
ing In winnlpsg-SapPessd TO
Drowned Election In Cali
fOrnIa-Reseasd Crew.
small Attendance.

LONDON. April 12-rhere we're DO,
fifty members in the House OF Com mons
tonight The debate on the Crimes
bill vill 20 on informally until Thurs
day when tbs House will al up again.
Gladstone will revive interest in Parlia-
ment by speaking Friday. TIE Govern
uent 10 anxious 10 reach second read
ing Of the Grimes bill without resoFtino
10 closure and will net insist upon divi-
sion before the 22d instant. Speaker
Peel has intimated 10 Mr.. GladstoRe
that IL the Government demands closure
after reasonable period Of debate he
will always deem it his duty to acqui-
ssce, and that this rule will apply to any
government.
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The HAGUE. April l2.-Advises from
the Dateh Indies say that the Dutoh
had an encounter with the natives in
Acheen on the 4th instant; thai the
Acheens fed after the ARht. leaving 33
dead. The Dutch loss was Il killed aud
6 wounded,
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Raddock Murder Case.

SIOUX CITT (IoEH), April II The en-
tire day was occupied In the HaddOck
murder case BY Judge Weaver. Of the
counsel for the defense. in plsadiRg TO
the jury. He reviewed with great
weight the theory Of Q reasonable doubt
IN connection with Arenxdorf. BE
claimed for the defendant complete
exemption according to the evidence.
ArenZdoFf's career as q Citizen and bnsi-
ness man generally we're brought forth
with great prominence and the skill of
She lawyer was used with equal vehe-
mence and power in contrasting the
drunken lives Of the worthless Bismarck
snd the villain Leavitt. He claimed
that the preponderance Of evidence vas
10 favor Of the guilt Of Leavitt as the
assassin and that 10 failed 70 show Ar
enzdorf's presence at the scene Of the
mnrder or his knowledge Of or personal
assistance in the conspiracy leading 10
the act. The argument vas listened to
bv A eFOwded eanFt Y00m
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HsanIzuuH8 Pa, April ia bill 10
regulate the n nsportation tnd storage
II petrol am by means % pipe lines
ana tanks and 20 limit Sue charges
thsrsf = sas pssssd By The House today,
Feas. 1872; nays, -.
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81. THoNts (0nt1. April i2.-It IL
understood THAI negotiations for the
transfer by the Michigan Central Rail
road, of the entire Canada southern to
the Canadian Pacific. are in progress
and likely % Be so0n completed.
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PorrsvuLs (Pal, April l2.-Ihe de-
mand of tne laboEaFs a. tne extensive
rollinR mill Of tss POttsville Iron and
steel C1mpany for a TN per esnt ao-
vance in wages being refused, the men
sirack seven hunared are thfoWn oua
" en- 5ioymenL
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Heavy Assignmeat.

PHuADELPHIA. April l2.-rhe old
house Of 81. kirkpatrlek, kinzie b o.,
tanners. has suspended. The firm re-
Gently made an assignment. Their lia-
bilities will amount to 100000.
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smHEE'iaG ClEars.

NEw YoRK. April Il. - The Csstous
House authorities are making desperats
efforts 90 break up the extensive busi-
ness done in smuSRled cigars on the
steamers raining to Cuba and Wsst
Indian ports. Today an extensive
seizure of cigars vas made. As soon as
the Santiago arrived in port everything
on the vessel was sealed ap by the Gus
toms officers, who thsn went through
the ship and found concealed in various
places as69 cigars and rs buRdles OF
cigarettes. The captain was sent for
and explained that he merely signed
the manifest placed before him by the
purser, who made IL up 81 quarantine.
The exclamation was satisfactory.
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81. LOUIs, April l2.-It tfanspirea that
the Interstate OommeFce Commission
has maae the same concession 20 the
Mobile 4 Oai0 Railroad ~ 20 the l. a
81 VI. IN respeet 10 tbs long and short
hauling 10 connection Ssth water uay
eompeiition. The road IL nos using its
old taFid
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NoeruERS PACIFIC DISTANCE
TABLE.


Here are come Asures and rulss very
handy % know and have at hand, IN tie
uind or on pspsrs
A rod 10 i65{ feet OF 81 yards.
mile is SO rods.
A mile Is l760 yards.
A nsIie IL bze0 sees.
A sqaars foot is ia square inches.
A saaare yard eoutaias 3 sq1sfe feet.
A square f-i Il 2f2M sq1ars feet.
An sers contain IS $50 s4n re feet.
An acre coAtains Ast0 square yards.
An acre contains l,i0 square rods.
A section, or IuArs mile. contains go
acres.
Aqaarseg section contains 100 acres.
An acre Il rods utde by % fsds long.
An sore IL 10 rods wsde oT le reds
long.
An acre Il abous sossl feet sqaags.
A sslsd fo0t contains lis soiId tnche4
A piat Of 0Atef seiShs ] psaud-
solid foot Of water weigas e-71
pgoEis.
4 gallon (of wasFl hslas 81 solid
inehex-
gallon af milk wslgas 8 poands and
10 aanoes.
A plas tf water boids ass cold
a ssusl tsl,l SallOss) holds ~ salid
fast.
A solid foss contains nearly ~ sOiid
A bsshsl (ssr1sk) ssasAins 2lso sslid
A6a.hsl thsaplnR) ooasains N ssrueA
4 ssraok bashsl contains abo0s II
solid fseG
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lLsnbsrdl osIketi (Normsl), Luesla ].
MiitsnUyeF (Normai) and W. ]. Col.
kett Bnsinessl.
Class Of 'SE-Hslen I. (Hain way
land, B. b; Edith Sanderson, B. 81
Flora A. tPnelps) JadsoB, gNormaIl;
Malta 8. wade) AYES, tN0rmail. DaV.
ID Z. BiRelow. (BusiBeas).
Class Of 'e2-Loais +. Anderson. A. r.,
George A. Colman. b. s.: Gsoree II
Judson, B. s.; Leila A. (Shoreyl Kill
bourne, B. s.; Lizzie 8. And rson, Nor
mall; Addie J. tPiummerl Aathie son,
lNoFmall.
Class Of Ssh. o. Chipman, B. &;
Carrie Y. Palmer, B. n; John Huntipe.
ton (Basiness).
Class Of 'Sl-Anna 2. Sparkling, B s.;
Lou Root. crmal).
Clsss ~ s5-Aenes u. Greene. BIS;
Kettle IA Gresns, B. s.: John Hantins-
ton, b. s; Z. s. Meany, b. s.; Ches. v.
Piper. B. g.; Lon Root. B. s.; Hesxie
Cox, (NeFmRll; Fannie Emery, fNor-
mall; Iva Jones', tNormal); Lizzie
Ward. (NoFmail.
Glass Of 'e6-E Il. AlvoEd, A. B.;
Emma Clark, A. b; Matt GofmIey. h.
$; james MeElrsy, B s.; Hattie KEEL
loee, tNormail; Colinta Cabanski,
(Nnrmall.
TAe class Of 81 viii consist OF three
classical, four seisntifis. evs Normal
and two B0siues, graduate
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Established ca The to4E sints 1858
]. sTRATMAN.

North FAclae News Co, Seattle, W.T..
MyFsputafion for prampiness, rslia-
hil " ana liberal dealing with all has
be a cosceted b. no less than So OF
the most prominent new papers Of the
coast And csnas qusntly an h ppy.
READefes, VOW IS THE TINS
To au scribe fer your hastero publi-
cations aad receive the benefit u all
she New Years and ChrsmAs or NH
TINS st pub. lshefs' m es. l i've ven
Lsslisis ssupuia Monthly vi 4 10 as
earteG noveia By the hist authors or
Is chromos or the Popular Illustrated
AiTaan C. fou can ret q Christmas
card and 10 assorted B0Feis or the al
manac with any Essen or European
publication at publishers "a es. No
tics TO country snaso iber-. 1 make
good all lost copies Ia trAHsiy through
tbs mails something thar NJ other
agent or publisAer win do with nut the
stamps faFme q send and / copy
Of tbs great New York american Ag-
ricuisniisf free. The publishers Of thfs
psner havs been very n0eral with ne,
AID in return viii sena q copy Of tho
dnbla ruaaay eaitian - any peTs5n.
and to any d lress outside OF the lim-
is Of the Queen City Of Seattle. By
dropping me = poslel.
We can GRITTY that we have seen
the above endorsement q Major jack
stat nan, alluded 70 I'm this asver4ise-
meat. f8sT ISTELLHa kNCKR Co.
dc5sw
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A c0xbo from AriEo5a Was walk.
inx Ia PARK Kow, New York. when =
piece Of iron weighing 40 ponads
len from tse elevated road and bin
him "a the head. lie died ir the
course Of time, and fhe Goreners
tary. wixhiaE % oder 81 expiaHation
thst would be satisfactory 70 his
friends 10 the Ear West. rendeFed .
verdict 10 TIE effect thai be died from
eaacusss0n % the brain- This viii
he REGARDED ~ 3 natural death 70
Ar.E5aa. ana no fuss viii be made
over IL
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A little explanation 10 needed IN eon-
neciisn With the returns Of the tive last
yeaFa- By legislative enactment rail-
Eoed property was exemsted frona
assessment and taxation. This proper
~, includi1R all nov IN the Territory
eozt af least $50 10000. Had Is been
listed. even 81 LOO rates. the tax roll Of
1855 would have gone NJ 90 t69 00o, 90.
and thas of 1856 to So. 600, 600
Ts SHOW b. counties the gain 10 taxa
bis property during the last ten years
pe compare bsloW the assessments for
1915 and 1856.
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HOPS, DAIRY,
FRUIT.


A WELL IMPROVED FARM OF
- 2t3 acres, IN white River Vailey
near seattle and Tacoma. Washington
Territory. suitable Tor hops. fruit Or dairy
Steamer lAnding a. place railroad sta-
ton. telegraph. expressa.d pest once ene
mile distaat store. ferry and choese fac
tory az landing.
7haes Thousand 2oands hops. 20 tons
sugar baots or oerrota per acre. Grass
4 cen driest weather.
Twsnty-eigat c sws one Jersey bul. =
graded Hrlsfein elves. stock Of Berk.
stirs aad Paland-uhiaa h0xA 100 t1ns 81
hay. teafaa wagons and farming utensils.
Viii be ssld With or without stock.
Possession given a. snoe or In one year,
~ oDtian 81 purcbaaer.
Inqairo e 1. 3. OsBORNE Seattle. ".
r. u " DAVIS. upon the prem SO. or
the undersigned, r ME&kHR
no5dlaw&W Puyallap. ". 7.
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The English Commissioners OF
Forests are planting extensively on
the Grown property Ia the Isle OF
Man. About four millions OF trees
have been planted on mountain land
during the last three years. and the
work has proved so successful that il
has been decided 10 increase the num-
Der Of trees annually. The planting
Is done almost entirely by native la
Dor. under ,he superintendence OF a
competent forester from Carlisle,
most Of the trees having been order.
ed from the well known nurseries Of
Knowaeld in that city.
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The Beard ct Regents 81 present eau
sisSs of H n. H e. Strive. Hon. Orange
Jssaba. Hon. A. A, DsRny. Hon. n. 4.
Catoa and Hon. q. A. Weed.
Hsn. II. g. StEuVe j. Pfesldens Of The
B ard. Hon. d. Jaaots, lFsasnrsf, and
Prssadsna Z ,. PSvsil, Secretary.
Tbs F&eaits . insists Of
LII. P0weii. A. ~. Presieehf, aud
Processes Of Mathematics and Mental
ana Moral Sciences-
D B. gohnsoa. Professor Of NAtural
Scisness
Thomas RAftsFy. A. ~. Professor Of
Areisnt and Medsrn Lang azes-
IN. Tayler. Il. =. Fnnsipai q Nor
nzl DepAramesst. Professor af tbs Sou
eucs ans Ara 81 F-aeailG.
Ms E. >. BroNn. Rrseepirsss and
TeashsF % LitsrAtare and kaet0rio-
MSsaK D Ailmood. IastruetoF - the
Art DsptFtm enE-
Ms Miunis Thsrn5yks. TsaeAsF Of
fcssgaueakaf Masfe-
Ma. Dr.. Barton. 3saa1ef Of VOCAL
Nnsie sad Faiss Caffare-
Th4 rnseersily h1s eE1agttsd e.Gat
n,aaa~a. tie frxt beinR the etaas nf l1ls,
assS ssonsscss 4 = bat Uas zeaaotEs Cl4fa
fMsoarty) wlis. = ).
TIE class e. 1He9 sHs eoUpssed e
Ala l. Gsorgs tSosnaib c.2EA :.
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al ELoouENr sUaMINo ur.


THIS article eanDut be better con
eluded than by quoting ths following
from ex Governor Newell;
Everything oonsldeFed, Washington
Territory certainly possesses greater nat
afal advantages. more Of the elements
" wealth and true greatness, than are
foand IN eny other Ierritory or State
on this continent. There is found no
where elss 50 many facilities for acqHir-
iuR all the staples which supply she
wants Of life. and make a people pros
peroas. independent and happy. Here
agriculture, commerce, manufacturing.
mining. laundering, hshinR. snd all lac
various empl0yments Of indu.tgy may
be proftably and successfully pursued.
No other people are equally blessed With
pure, clear cold wafer from snow capped
mountains, AID &C the same time
breathe the pare air and emily the gen
tie bresxs from the great ocean; eense-
qaeutly no people are in q greater de-
gree blessed vita the bsst OF earthly
blessings, good health; health that IN
vigOrates, cheers and eonpletes true
greatness, and produces peFte6t ENJOY
ment. With proper developmsns Of
her iliimitahle natural advantages. who
shall predict the future greatness, or
assign limits TO the brilliant destiny Of
the Territory Of Washiagfon?"
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Hoa Sarah satin, vsry 6na and haAyy.
reeniAE 81 rssiisy. al coaaras 30 sssh-
dsls CEU8m CEz2nx-
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There are four courses Of study In the
Uuiversity--the classical, toe scientific.
ire normal and the business course.
Ihs classical sad scieutiae are f0as
years c1nEsss, With q t~0 years. prppAr
atoFy course, tAs euREieaiem Of which
o0mpaF Q faysfabiy vita that OF nrst
class colleges.
Iho neFmal is three years coarss,
more compiete In its curricaiuna than
those of normal schools generally and
prepares tie Rrsdnssss % teach IN any
Of toe pasi5c schools Of the Territory.
Toe b7sineas coarse u . two years
course. eqaAi 10 that Of any business
college.
Lssi year a Law department. s1d =
rneaisai department. sore added to the
Uaisersity.
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$50 We offsr line ~ $3.50 Bou-
ole waikiha jackets st $40 cash. Per
feet fitting CHEztKR CLEARx.
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perrI..rIox Avn unALTH.

The wofk desc By tse Coaaty Asses
ers end os1sas takers - uctsEi0asi3
eefisleag. Ia eoanises here and there
tie wofk Il sell done. COS u u generally
sighted, - gay un3er TIE tFaln, ami -
10 be relied upon oely approximately.
The data furnished By then aaElag q
term u years. hoWevef. gives s1 idea 81
the changes Of soc esautry, sTea th0aEh
TIE squares ara far osi04 uhNt shsy
sha1sd Be.
In the table foiloxinR the Fag At-ha1d
coiamn indleStss tbe uAote na1cer of
voses cas- foF y lsSste % CsuRsess dsr.
sr.R ne Years uAuel1 IN tne sssnmn q
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-02

The prices paid for labor varyin differ
ent parts Of tbs Territory. In seattle snd
vicinity rates MAJ be quoted as follows:
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-02

The ColaH bra & PeRst Sonnd Caaa-
pAny have tbe liue ftsssn Seattle b Neu-
asssle AID FFsnkllB, ~ mlies. sad tie
line tfom Ssssfle 10 Ssaak, - uiiess
tcssl. 6 miies-
The snssi FROM OiympiA 10 Teni1o Is
aNeea mites iaues tie sttsep rad sieht
sniiss ana she PoFt Rlakriy road I've
miles. IL sdalti % these are several
lagesEs roAis aTs rated ~ steam. iaciaa
tas Csc eR hoadss tanAl and cue a
Ssal~a. re B.Aksly aud Sssaep raA8s
alll b. sxtaaes4 % Chrhsiis river. aud
r.asa bis sas}sAs's Hssbar. almesi tleo-
inns shsls aFossHt iFczths
Tba -nt3rs mi.stFe II ths Territory =
ses MofAs naas "a haaa and " rks
et.cag q be irancatStsd wfli ear kls
3 ahis lhis iefzh Ia propostian 30
poSelsiise. the Istrtsery = ~ no EneAns
hesls 4 IA raj ssys fss rFeseaf roads
Cixsne = tsnath sgal - oae mtie far
egssy SEQ huntF q iankhlttriA Shtie
See average tkraaes o1t tAe United
States u ese asis - fcas naHafua IN
abilAniA
axaouh-zs 40 xRkpa-
Eassern washHnxtcn is nsssr and less
daFssopea than NeeeEa. u has coaa
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-02
Writing Desks,
OPERA GLASSES, Etc,

We have fine stock Of Opera Glasses soeee doptique Ls
MARIE and other French glasses Also Geld aud glasses
and large reading glasses.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-02

RAnWsy buiidiue has been more
active the last fWo years than AZ any
prsstsas tinae. about ooe-third tie pres
eBt mileage OF the Territory being con
strasted ia that time. The Northern
PAeias Company has mare miles OF
road than all others oambined. Lts sys-
tsm includes lines - follogs:
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-02

Here are come 6suFes and ralss very
handy 20 know and have at hand, in tie
1ind OF on pspsr;